Play is a key way a child learns, and parents are their children’s favorite toy. What parents and children play isn’t as important as a parent following a child’s lead during play time and having fun together. “ - Andrew N. Meltzoff - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Play is a key way a child learns, and parents are their children’s favorite toy. What parents and children play isn’t as important as a parent following a child’s lead during play time and having fun together. “ Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-10-03 18:03:58 Open Document File Size: 94,04 KB Share Result on Facebook City Newcombe / Cabrera / / Company State University of New York Press / / Facility University of Washington’s Institute / / Organization Society for Research / University of Washington’s Institute for Learning & Brain Sciences / State University of New York / / Person Shannon / / Position Carpenter / / ProvinceOrState New Jersey / Nova Scotia / / PublishedMedium New York Press / / SocialTag Developmental psychology Cognitive science Childhood Learning Play Toddler Child development Toy Andrew N. Meltzoff Behavior

Play is a key way a child learns, and parents are their children’s favorite toy. What parents and children play isn’t as important as a parent following a child’s lead during play time and having fun together. “Add to Reading List